Manhasset High School - Tower Yearbook (Manhasset, NY)

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resentation which gave some social studies classes as many as eight votes. These changes eliminated needless discussion on impossible motions and made Student Congress a more powerful and valu- able organ of school life. At the beginning of the second semester an- other organ ol' our student government began HONOR BASKE'I'BAI.L ing, Run' Tim--N. Barrow M. Frame. A. Fincke. functioning-the new judicial branch. Although Chief Justice Glenn Riggs had been elected the previous june and the other justices had been elected in October, court did not convene until February. The purpose of the court is to determine the innocence or guilt of students accused of smok- ing, committing acts of vandalism, or disorderly RliSI2RVli BASKliTl5AI.L Rau' 011:-Q F. liauser, G. Smith, I., MacXVatt, G, Cul- hrcath. Run' 'l'u'f1-P. Wallter, M, Mattson, B. Fowle. Rau' Om'-B, Dewey, L. Tlwvaits, Auch, INI. Hard- M. Wfittschen. G, Tlmmnpsonz

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xv-we FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Rnu' Om'-B. Butler, B. Carpenter, C. Martin, D. Milloy, C. Conn, j. Dileo, R. Reimers, R. Kushay. Rau' Two- D. Davidoff, W. Couchman, A. Strandberg, R. Dann, DI. Benish, D. Wright, B. Burgstrom, D. Brown, R. Bentien, D. Scott, D. Matthews, H. Durham. conduct while on school property or while repre- senting the school. In spite of the delay we realized the completeness of the plan and hoped it would prove successful. Manhasset girls and boys were becoming more and more prominent in the fashion world as the winter progressed. Marilyn Craig and Nancy Smith represented M. H. S. on Macy's junior Deb Board. Mary Gwyn Hulfard, Evelyn Kelly, Ed Vogler, and Bill McKillop served in the same capacity on the Altman junior Fashion Board. Mary Lewis, a newcomer to Manhasset, selected for her advisory board of high school students Madge Mezey, jackie Howard, Sue Wittschiebe, Jo Howard, Lucia Thwaits, and Nancy Barrow. With all this ex- perience, Manhasset may produce a Lily Dache or a Mainboucher yet! Who knows? Theatre going became the fad, and almost every club managed to take a trip to New York. The English Club saw A Streetcar Named Desire , the world literature class saw Hamlet -Shake 1. V. BASKETBALL Rau' One-J. Clampett, L. johnson, C. Martin, R. Wilks, L. Edwards. Run' Two-C. Phalen, N, Christman, P. Watts, A. Strandberg, L. Edwards, D. Warren. speare the easy way, and the Dramatic Club went to see The Madwoman of Chaillotf' The Cub Reporter continued its practice of providing the students with all the news that's fit to print. We'll never forget Bill Braznell's column on parental types fneither will our par- entsj or his tales of Willie. The Cub was filled with witty Elizabethan features and editorials. Our pompous seniors continued to smile benignly from above the Who's Who column which praised them with lovely adjectives and wished them success and happiness. And still the harried editors ran around frantically at the last minute looking for wayward reporters and elusive stories. Thus ended another winter at M. H. S. As usual, everyone was busy complaining about ex- ams, homework, and school in general, but when june comes, the seniors will look back on four of the happiest years of their lives and wish the time had not gone so fast. We hope that this account of events, important and otherwise, will recreate in our memories the fun we've had.